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11-20-2018 04:16 AM
Hello Palo experts,
I want to create a report which tells me what bandwidth has been used on an outside interface, for say the past month. Something that can display the average bandwidth being used during a day would be good. I see on my PA-3050 that under Network>QoS, that live bandwidth stats can be displayed, but can't see where I can export monthly bandwidth stats.
Any advice or tips will be much appreciated.
Best regards,
Roberto
11-21-2018 06:24 AM
G means GigaBytes.
You can add same filters to Query Builder box that you use in
Monitor > Logs > Traffic
For example ( zone.src eq INSIDE ) and ( zone.dst eq OUTSIDE )
It does not give you average but you can add Day to Selected Columns and see amount for every day.
11-20-2018 07:19 PM - edited 11-20-2018 07:20 PM
Build report.
Monitor > Manage Custom Reports
Add report to Report Group
Monitor > PDF Reports > Report Groups
Set up Email Scheduler
Monitor > PDF Reports > Email Scheduler
11-21-2018 02:08 AM
Hello Raido,
Thank you for your reply.
I created a test report with the following settings, to see how much traffic was going out a particular interface (Ethernet1/10 is the interface I am interested in).
I get the following result when I do 'run now'.
Am I right that it gives me the total in bytes going out the interface? What does the 'G' mean when I look at 804.5G under bytes? It would be good if the report could tell the average bandwidth going out interface Ethernet 1/10 per day in a calender month.
Any further advice you could give is much appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
Roberto
11-21-2018 06:24 AM
G means GigaBytes.
You can add same filters to Query Builder box that you use in
Monitor > Logs > Traffic
For example ( zone.src eq INSIDE ) and ( zone.dst eq OUTSIDE )
It does not give you average but you can add Day to Selected Columns and see amount for every day.
11-26-2018 01:20 AM
Hi Raido,
Thank you again for your advice.
Regards,
Roberto
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